Straight answers to the questions barbershop owners ask most, one topic at a time.
Six steps to connect your shop’s LINE Official Account to the booking system, from enabling the Messaging API to a real test booking, plus what to check when messages don’t arrive.
A customer messages to book, the shop replies that the slot is free, and nobody puts it in the schedule. The fix is to use LINE for sending the link and receiving confirmations, while choosing a time happens in the shop’s real schedule.
A shop with three stylists doesn’t have one schedule. It has three that need to be seen at once, each with different hours, days off and breaks, and bookings have to move between stylists when someone calls in sick.
Booking system prices differ because of two things, the number of stylists and customer notifications. This post gives every QueueD plan price, how to pay, what the Free plan lacks, and how to choose the right fit for your shop.
An empty chair because a customer missed their appointment is income you can never get back. Small shops have 4 methods that actually work, and the last one needs no system at all.
Double bookings don’t come from careless barbers. They come from three things a notebook and LINE chat can’t do: start and end times per service, a separate schedule per barber, and buffers between bookings.